Kampel is an English name that is derived from the Old English word camp, which means "enclosed field" or "enclosure." The name can also be a variation of the Old High German word kampf, meaning "fight" or "battle."

Kampel is an uncommon English given name. It is also a surname of Germanic origin. According to the 2000 United States Census, there were only 11 people with the name Kampel in the United States. The name is most common in Germany, where it is the 5,539th most common surname. It is also found in the Czech Republic, Austria, and Slovakia.

The name Kampel is pronounced differently in different countries. In German, it is pronounced KAHMP-uhl. In Czech, it is pronounced KAHM-pehl. In English, it is usually pronounced KAMP-el or KAM-pul.

Kampel is an uncommon name, but it can still be found in various forms. It is sometimes seen as Kample, Kampell, Kempl, or Kempf. It can also be found as a first name, such as in the case of German footballer, Marc Kampel.

Kampel is not a particularly popular name, but it is certainly an interesting and unique one. It has a long history and an interesting etymology, and it is definitely a name that stands out in a crowd!